Biggest funder behind CAN and OnDeck

[platformlending]

Anyone know who is the clear #3 in terms of funding volume behind CAN Capital and OnDeck?

[CO1]

Biggest funder behind CAN and OnDeck

Merchant Cash & Capital
SFS

[platformlending]

Merchant Cash & Capital
SFS

SFS is who... strategic funding source? Where does rapid advance fall on this list?

[Lenders Marketing]

Merchant Cash & Capital
SFS

Sounds like Merchant Cash & Capital will be the next to go public.

[Chambo]

Anyone know who is the clear #3 in terms of funding volume behind CAN Capital and OnDeck?

I would put BFS and RAPID up there as well

[Chambo]

Sounds like Merchant Cash & Capital will be the next to go public.

MCC aint going public until they clear (or clean) up their senior management

[sean bash]

SFS is who... strategic funding source? Where does rapid advance fall on this list?

Cumulatively, MCC has funded $1 billion+ since inception. RapidAdvance has funded over $700 million. Actually in this magazine issue coming out in a couple weeks, there's a chart that ranks several funders by funding volume.

[platformlending]

Thanks. What about strategic funding source?

[Chambo]

Cumulatively, MCC has funded $1 billion+ since inception. RapidAdvance has funded over $700 million. Actually in this magazine issue coming out in a couple weeks, there's a chart that ranks several funders by funding volume.

Yeah, and my beloved Mets made the playoffs in 2006. Won a World Series in 1986

where are they now? Since our industry is constantly evolving, what one of these folks did in 2006, 2007 doesn't impress me.

On Deck is public and hundreds of millions to spend
Can about to go Public, will have additional hundreds of millions to spend
Kabbage?
AMEX?
Rapid was purchased by Dan Gilbert and Quicken. They have a lot more money on the table to work with than MCC.

Not saying MCC isn't one of the big boys, just saying what they did and how they did it 4-6 years ago has little to do with today's marketplace

[Loans]

Great story on Dan Gilbert and Lebron James coming back to Cleveland. For those who don't know Gilbert is majority owner of the cavaliers! Great series coming up!

[Chambo]

Yeah, Jeremy Brown is all excited because they have access to Cavs tickets now

[John Celifarco]

Yeah, and my beloved Mets made the playoffs in 2006. Won a World Series in 1986

where are they now? Since our industry is constantly evolving, what one of these folks did in 2006, 2007 doesn't impress me.

On Deck is public and hundreds of millions to spend
Can about to go Public, will have additional hundreds of millions to spend
Kabbage?
AMEX?
Rapid was purchased by Dan Gilbert and Quicken. They have a lot more money on the table to work with than MCC.

Not saying MCC isn't one of the big boys, just saying what they did and how they did it 4-6 years ago has little to do with today's marketplace

I wouldn't count MCC out. I still think they will be the next ones to go public

[FraserFinancial]

What bout swift?

[platformlending]

What bout swift?

I'm not familiar with them. Are they based in California?

[CO1]

Biggest funder behind CAN and OnDeck

Swift is in Delaware.